Easily create a wild drop menu that "slides in" the text links next to the options selected on the menu. This lets the user to see where the link will take them, which you can't get with the average drop menu. It also gives them control of whether or not to click on the link(s) that "slide" in.

This simple script creates a drop-down menu that opens pages on a single click when selected from the menu. Pages can open in the same window, a new window, or a target frame. Very easy install, and great for tight spots where you need a menu.

A CSS based tab menu that supports a secondary level of menu items. Both levels are horizontal, so there no drop down menus that may become hidden underneath form elements in browsers such as IE.

A CSS based tab menu that supports a secondary level of menu items. Both levels are horizontal, so there no drop down menus that may become hidden underneath form elements in browsers such as IE.

Move the mouse over a menu and you will see 3 state images. But the changes of the image occur gradually. You can make the menu with any number of items. The menu can be horizontal or vertical.

This is a 3 state menu effect, applicable to any table. The table cell in question "hovers up" when the mouse moves over it, and depresses when down.

Easy-to-Learn menu navigation system (version 7 and above) Gets your menus done quick (seconds) yet expands your creativity so much so that even Notepad programmers could never even imagine or accomplish. Hard to believe? Too good to be true? Got to be some hidden trick or flaw? Right? Why not see it for yourself in action?

Floating menu that follows user scrolling. Just create an absolutely-positioned DIV block with menu in it and leave the rest to the script, which will ensure that the menu will return to the specified browser window corner when the user scrolls the page. Javascript turned off will just mean the menu will stay in its initial place.

Floating menu that follows user scrolling. Just create an absolutely-positioned DIV block with menu in it and leave the rest to the script, which will ensure that the menu will return to the specified browser window corner when the user scrolls the page. Javascript turned off will just mean the menu will stay in its initial place.

Create cross-browser, cross-platform compatible DHTML navigation menus for your web site with ACEMenu Creator quickly and easily. Build horizontal menu bars, vertical side menus, floating menus and image menus with mouse hover effects. All aspects of the menu can be configured, including the color, font, borders, padding, position, background images and more. You have absolute control over the configuration of each and every menu. Define the default setting, and if you wish, you could configure the menu such that every dropdown menu is unique. As you build the menu, you can preview the menu on-the-fly within the program. The entire design process is fast, convenient and easy. Once you have built the menu, you can integrate the menu into your web templates or existing web pages quickly and easily with the Menu Integrator tool. Compatible with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Netscape, Opera, Mozilla, Konqueror, and Safari browsers.